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toolshed
Install, test and keep secrets for MCP servers from a single terminal app
Anyone using both Claude Code and Codex stops editing two config files by hand and stops leaving API tokens in plain text.
toolshed is a terminal UI and command for adding MCP servers to Claude Code and Codex at once. It takes servers from npm or Python packages, any CLI that speaks MCP, or a remote URL, and checks each one actually responds before installing it. API tokens go into the macOS Keychain or Linux Secret Service rather than config files. It is written in Go, MIT-licensed, and installs through Homebrew, go install or a prebuilt binary.
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